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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
ANTONIO LbpAU lblBlLT.

Doctor en- Dereoho ::Oivil y o.
A6nico, Abogado de los nustres
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
con bufere alberto en- Ia Capital de
la Monarquia, ofreoe suss scr yioios
profesionaics q 50 numero q olian.
'ela de esta Isla, para ante o. Tri.
'''.. 40 Ca JOS vol, ai Oon-
vi o. n"' nlst, tribunal 1e Ouen
$ G3i P1iro y dsmAs centros su
erivs :" iea'e,&lea p adgiaistrati
Us d IL Nacl6n,
3%13&E rfEe IL ST
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23

Mateo Amoros, tambi6n conner
ciante reputable.
Ha llegado asimismo de Ia Ma
dre patria ell estimable senior do
Ventura Ubarri, hijo del Excmo
ISr. O0nde de San Jose de San
turce.
Recibsn todos nueetro saludo d
bienvenida.
En- honor d. Santa CeCi ia
Hemos recibido ell programa de la
fiestas que los m6sicos de Aguadl'
lla dedican 4 suy nOlits Pstron'
Santa Cecilia. @
aAgradecemos la atenoi6n.
Berido,-En una tisnda de pro
visiones de la calle de San Sebas'
tiAn fu6 g! lunes herido de arms
blanca ell dueho de Ia misma POI
cierto sujeto que SO neg6 q psgaI
una copa de rop.
Tambi6n result6;6ste NAL parade,
pues despu6s de curado de prlmers
|intenci6n l'ev6ronlc sl Hospital.
Ell herido pas6 4 la CASA de Sa-
lUd de Auxilio Mftuo.
Retrsts. EN- la que dari ests
noche, jueves, la Ba ada de mdslca
de Voluntarlos, SO ejecutarA 10
nueva y va celebrada sinfonia de
B. Dueno, Cuyo titulo es Ec0s de ms
TERRA.
A cobfar.-Los pagos de hsbe-
res de este mes se haran por Teso-
reria en- la siguiente forma:
Nbre. "a al 28.-Secciones ga y z:
(" 29.-Secciones q ' 5ss
&c., 4: y g.
DIRE. 6.-Pensiones en- &C.
neral.
7.-Oesantes, jubilados
Y retlradOg.
1O.-Olases pasivas resi-
denies en- Ia PENN
sula.
Vspor aleman " Teutonis. -
Procedsnte de Hamburgo y BKe
men, estara aQui h&cia el rs del
corriente.
Seguira vlaje para MayagtieS,
Ponce, Habana y Matanzas
Oonsiguatarios, Mti''enhof y
K61ber.
BIS muy fea esa muchacha.
NO tai; tiene IN peril muy
bon to.
ST, pero mira alempre de f.ente.
Los turos en Francis.
mente se pub ioan en- Mines cinco
peri6dicos especialmente dedtca-
dos & rese1ar cuanto 90 refera al
srte taur6maco: La BanderilIG, FL
Pioador, EI IorerO, que lleva como
ems este pensamiento de Edgard
Quiuet: i" La corrida forti6ca, qul-
AS endurece, pero nunca corrom'
pe." El IorerO Franco EspGi1ol y
La Suerte de Matar, reVista inde-
pendiente, 6rgsno de los ALTOONA
dos del Mediodia.
Tambi6n 6stos tienen en- las Ian.
das su 6rgano, que SO titula El
Da1-T0rO, = algunos de estos pc
ri6dtcos alcanEan una tlrada de
$4,000 ejemplares.
Durants el aflo 1898, se mataron
en- Mines AZ toros, y eo el actual ,
hasta Ia orden preventive del Go
bierno, 81 asoendiendo el gasto
medic de cada corrida, a $4,000
frances.
En- los % departamentos del Me-
diodia de Fcancia existen 400 pue-
bios en- los cuales las corridas de
toros constituyen, desde tempo in
memorial, la dnica diversion de
sus habitantes, aun Cuando las re-
ses solo han sido estoquedas, hasta
ahors, en- las plazas de Mines, Ba.
yona, Mont de Marsan J Dax.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
SANTORAL..

Vislnss. 49, San Clsmsnts
papa y mr..
Sabado. 24.--Siu Jasn dc ].
Cruz, ef.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
ENFERNEDADES d. EST0NACa. sVnu Cnassangs

LiDros de texto en- el Institute
' Escuelas Normales y que 80 ha.
llan de venta en- Ia Liberia del BO-
LNTIN:
Gramtica Oastellana.
Historic General, Fernindez de
Castro.
Aritmetica, Oardfr.
Aritm6tica, O0rtazaE.
Algebra, Oortazar,
lAlgebra, Oard1n.
llGeometria, Oardin.
E8eOmetrfa, Oortazar.
Ferrer y Rive1o, Legislation.
'.Agricultura, Rlera y Tortosa,
Fisica y Quimica, Felif:
Pedagogia, Santos.
Ret6rica y Poetics, Reg6lex.
Economfa PoIitica, Gsrniez,
FisiCa y Quimica, Morate.
Geogratia, Morate.
Traduccion latina, Polo.
Gramtica latina, Escartfn.
Gramtica latina, A. P6rex, rds.
tica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
Los DERECHOS PASlVOS
DNL
MAGISqERIO DE ULYRAMAR,

J ca DecretO Y Reglament0 que
regular estos derechos, y for
mularios completes para la sos
licitud de JubilaciOnes, Viude-
dades y Orfandades, pOr Don
Andres E. 0ller0, ex-Inspec-
tor de L. Ense6anza y Maestro
publiC0 de Madrid
Folleto dedicado al Sr Gasc6n.
Diputado por esta Isla.
V6ndese en- esta 1mprents.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
0LlvAS Y COMP.
Sd. .saJaDlecimlenIS

rRs.ss
<y.LA MALLOBQUINA,x
.lSa0 Justo 2S, rs y 27.--Fabr;ca
de Chocolate y Oontiteria al DO,
mayor y al detail. Sin cOmpeten
ella. La primeza en- su clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
BiN(O TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA
DEPUERTO RICO
sECRETARfA.
SECRETARfA.

En- conformidad con 10 prevent.
do en- el articulo g. de los Estatu-
tos, al Oonsejo de Administrator
del Banco ha acordado en- session
ordinaria lebEada el dia de aver,
se proceda al cobro del segundo
dividendo de las acciones emitidas,
,mportante diez pesos por acci6n.
FL pago se verifcara On el t6rmino
de treinta diss que arinoipiarz a CO.
rEer ell 16 de Noviembre pr6ximo
| = concIulrA el 15 de DIciembre 81
guiente, recordandose q los senores
Accionlstas, que seg6n los articu-
los IA y 15 de los citados Estat 1t0s,
en- case de demorarse el pago 10
cantidad insoluta devengara el in
ter6s de 6 6pS annual desde ell ven
cimiento der plazo se1alado para
etectusrlo, y que el que no pague
puntualmente sUs dividendos pier
de todo derecho sobre sus aCclones,
caducando estas y quedando auto
rizado el Banco para venderlas y
reintegrarse con el producto de Ia
venta de la suma que 90 le adan1.SS DC,
iutereses y gastos.
Para veriticar dicho pago, los sc.
lores Accionistas, por si 8 por me-
dio de mandatsrio verbal, concu-
! rriran Z Z .as .s 0aavoinas de este Banco
= q los demas sitios que SO designa-
ran con los recibos provisionaies q.
deben conservsr del primer dividen
do, a fin de anotar al dorso de ellos
el pago del segundo, y que con esos
dOcument0s asi anotados, acudan
luc 60 a csnjearlos en- esta Secreta-
ria por los resguardos numinativos
provisionales, va impresos, debien.
do consignar en- ese aoto los sellos
que deben agregarse a los mlsmos
antes de desprendellos de los libros
talonarios.
Ademas de las ofcinas del Banoo,
estan encargados tambi6n de Ia
recaudaci6n de ese segundo divi-
dendo y de anotarla en- los recibos
provisionales, los senores Console
ros y Accionistas siguientes
En- Ponce don Carlos Armstrong. :.
| En- Yauco don Antonio Mattey
Lluveras.
En- Mayagiiez don Francisco
Blanes.
I'm AEeCibo don Gregorio Le-
IdesmR.
i En- Lares don Pablo ViIella.
I'm Humacao don Rodulfo l.
Perez.
En- Vieques don Jose Benitez
GuzmAn.
En- IOaguas don Marcelin0 Sola
En- Guayama Sres Amor6s Her
manos.
En- Utuado don Juan Oasellss.
En- Yabucoa don Crist6bal V
lleCill0.
En- San German don Tomas Qui.
homes.
, En- Manatf don Fidel Bener0.
En- Vega-baja senores Susesol 81
de Sobrin0 y Ca.
u Lo cue SO hace p6blieo para co.
noclmlent0 de los interesados.
u Puerto Rico, Octubre 81 de 1894
I've BE- Ell Director Gerente Pro
visiona], JMlidn E. BlancO.--N Sc
lcretario, SGlvador F'alladosa.
sssszn4s--se y @Fs-S--~+s=zA
...y~eSsFS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
Niuguna.
OPnRAo1oNEs DE BUQUHs Elm PIX
TRAvUsfA.

Co.. amer. "Alice J. Orabtree,' q
desoArgando.
Col. amer. "Jsnnie Hail." des-
cargando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23

F.ALUNSU..sao Frane,s.o Ax.
Don tlJulo hOnorltio0 Dor &. M.
81 Rey, Premiado COZ medalla.de
plata y menCl6n honorftica>
Hace persOnalmente toda clase
de retratOs en- su nuevo Establec,
mlento (prlEera en- 81 Clase) de 8
Dc la ma1ana q 5 de Ia tarde. aun,
que 81 dia este nublad..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
ESTANOIA.

Sc vende una cerca de Rlo-pie-
pras propia para lecheria 8 casa de
sampo. IntormarAn, en- 10 Capits
6au ,rnsto. 3.-B0ios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
Lima, Abril II de 1894.

Sres Scott y Bovine. New York.
Muy Sres mios: Hace tres amos
que en- mi clientela no hsgo uso de
otra preparation de aceite de baCa.
lao que Ia de ustedes, eonocida con
el nombre de Emulsion de Scott
pues adems de ser casi inspidia,
es una feliz association del aceite
de bacalao con los hiposfofitos que
son agentes preciosos y de ineludi-
BILE indication en- todos los varioa
casoS de nutrici6n empobrecida,
escr6fulas, tuberculosis, raquitis
mo, osteomalaCia, y otros maloa
estados generates consecutivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
blen2 L6giCa.

Echese afue1a 10 ca 50 . enfer:
dad con las Patdorn gSd del
Or. Rose. Entonan c. .t5mago que
es el Grcano en- que dos rea todo el
Slstem2 para su salud Y ircr. No
pnode haOer persona saln able con
ei est1Magc sucio. Desecl. nnse las
p1ldoras antigras y t6men8, mo-
dernas que son las Pildoras de Vida
del Dr. Ross Su acci6n suavey &C.
gura las recomiene&. De venta an
s06Rs Jas Boticas. %
esSssssv Ross CO.. REw VeaR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23
Soy de vds 8. s.,

Soy de vds 8. s.,
DIR Constantine Z. CGrVGllO, Pro.
fesor de Ia Facultad de Medicin.
de Lima, Oirujano de Ia MGison
de SanM, Gale de Filipinas, mime"
70 159.
Lima, Mario 81 de 1893.
Se6ores Scott J Bovine, Nueva
York.
Muy sefiores mios: Debo decir-
| les que he empleado con 6xito salts.
factorio Ia Emulsion de Scott pre-
parada por Vds.
La asociaci6n del aceite de higa
do de bacalao con los hipofosfitos
de cal y sosa constituye I'm impor-
tante medicamento en- el tratamlen-
to de las Intermediates que tienen
nm germen escrofuloso o tubercu-
lOsO. S1 election ca mas pronta y
eticaz que Ia del aceite de hlgado
de bacala salado.
Soy de Vds atento 8. s,
Doctor J. A. Ego Aquirva
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-23

G4srol. DEL ".SOlklIA. HlltAS1l +, d ssls1s.al
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-02
ma FIRsT EYENINa GoWN.

~ that Is their chief charm under load OF
expensive materials that they have neither
the years nor experience to carry off well.
China silks, embroidered india null, airy
nets and ell sheer, dainty fabrics are suit
able and may be trimmed with silk or vel.
vet ribbons and light lace. II Jewels arc
worn, they should be Of the simplest. The
most fastidious taste dispenses with them
entirely until the ingenue stage is passed
1t Is also much the best form TO have the
corsage cut only half low. An extremely
pretty gown worn by girl OF II at a late
wedding reception was made .f plain white
silk muslin, with full waist gathered into
q belt, the neck being cut down but two
inches all around and shiITed with a little
heading The putfed sleeves reached to the
elbow, and a few sprays Of smilax were the
only adornment. This unusually simple
attire gave the young girl, who, although
pretty, was rather heavy, delicacy and re-
finement Of appearance which more elab-
crate toilet, such as she will have to wear
in two or three years, would have put out
of the question.
The gown Of which sketch is given Is
not SO plain us the one just mentioned, but
is nevertheless simple and appropriate
enough for the average young girl. 1t is Of
embroidered silk muslin, pale green in tint,
made over a silk lining of Ne same color.
The full muslin skirt hangs Der bell skirt
of the silk, around the bottom Of which are
set moss green velvet rosettes at regular in
tervals The full bodice is gathered in at
the waist under belt trimmed with velvet
rosettes. The neck is cut square and is sur
rounded by shirred rufIle Of q muslin.
The sleeves, which extend almost to the ell
bow, are very full, and over the upper half
velvet straps are tackled, ending in bows
and rosettes. White gloves are worn.
JUDO CHoLLET.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-02
To some things we've got the key,
Johann Hof's Malt Extract, see?
After such splendid showing
lis a remedy worth the knowing
GLlNTS FROM THE DIAMOND.


Hartman, of last years Johnstown team
ana lately OF Philadelphia, has accepted
Altoona's terms.
- Ewing is Batting the ball as hard for
Cleveland this year as he did for the
GIANTS in 81 and 80.
Jerry Denny appears to be right in line
again. His work on Louisyille's third bag
30 Tar has been above tho standard.
The Union Base Ball club challenges the
| founddrs to game OF ball on Gammon's
hi!l week next Sunday. Answer through
this column.
Cony Mullane struck out eight Of the
bostons In one game OF the recent series at
baltimore This is the strike out for the
season thus far.
This viii be ladies' day at the ball park.
Each Wednesday during the season las
been selected by the stockholders as a
special ladies' day.
Robinson, the pitcher Of the Pawtucket
lR. H. club, Is about the only colored
player now engaged by professional club
consisting or wLito players.
Joe Wright, the famous home run hitter
Of Easion last year. IL keeping up his rec
ord az Harrisburg He made a homer on
Thursday and repeated the trick Friday.
The games played between State and
Eastern league clubs have shown that the
former organization Is as strong AZ. II not
stronger than, tho latter -liarrisburg
Patriot.
The average salary OF National league
players is e., O00 On the average salaries
are not 50 nigh az they were three or four
years ago by 80 per cent, but they are
more uniform.
There have been three shut0uts ia the
National league season already, with the
season only a week old. Looks as though
the pitcher could stand 1t to be set back
another foot or two.
'rhe Connecticut State league has expired
even betore the season began. The causo
was the apathy Of Bridgeport and Hart
ford IN supporting teams As without those
cities a successful circuit could not be
made up. The o.h'r four cities had al
ready signed most Of their players. New
Haven may carry an in dependent team on
the cooperative plan.
THIS IA what the Philadelphia Ledger
says Allentown has very eyoaly bal.
auced team, oue-h half being veterans aud
the other hall youngsters. Mulycy, Wood,
Wise aud Miligaa appear g. be In as que
form as they ever were Kelly and lArkiu
need little moro practice 10 put thom iu
good shape. OF the youngsters two
pitchers are gooi ones: sweeney. the short.
stop, Is crackerlack, aud Moran and
Costello, the outie!ders, are also above the
average minor leaguerA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and Bonds.


NEW YORK, May 1.-Realizations on a
liberal scale in American Sugar had a ten
dency TO weaken the market fol- stocks In
the early dealings. Sugar oprned slightly
lower at 1861 and then fell TO lO4, this was
the heaviest decline, the other industrials
receding about Z to q, The d5op in Sugar
brought In refresh buying orders notwith
standing the heavy realizatious, and the
stock moved up to l059l, reacted to lOi9S
ana LETT off at l05Sz, a loss OF Z for the
day. Transactions were just 50 per cent.
of yesterdays Dig total
Lead was the weakest OF the group.
Chicago Gas on moderate business gained
about point, selling up to IS. The rail
way list was not affected to any great ex-
tent by the lndustrlals, held firm until
Just near the close, when there was
squirt in the Grsngers led by Burlington
and Quincy which gained rs. st. Paul
was advanced to 631s, Rock Island to 691s
and Northwest to 100. Reading was q
weak spot, falling from 10 to l75salS&.
The junior mortgages were also heavy on
the talk OF large assessments. Lacka-
wanna declined point in sympathy. Mis-
souri, Pacific was in demand and moved up
rs, Western Union gained 4. The market
closed strong. The total sales were 2l4,-
lS9 shares.
The following complete table showing the
day s fluctuations IN active stocks is supplied
and revised daily by LaHar 81 Fuller, stock
NsfNN ID
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NEW YoEE May l.-FLouR- Dali. weak.
MHEAr--QEIeL lower with options clos.
ing steady, No. = rcd, store and elevator.
olc.; uilOAL 4AaG2isc; l. o D.. Gl',A
t-tc ungradcd red 5,AG1c. No north.
eru 70' &C., options were fairly active;
sales No. 2 red, May Gle: June Glc.
July, 65c August, CSC sopiem Der, Csc. /.
December Is C.
CoRs-DuIl, lower, olosing stoady; No.
2. &3hAi5, &c elevator. 4la4,S.c. AAoat:
options were dun and irregular uucl auged
70 &c. decline: May, tSAc; July, 4lgsc;
September, - &lGa{isc.
oATs-QnieL Arm, options firm, fairly
active; May. 3sAc.. jane 31Nc.; July.
stMc; No. 2 white May, 4Ugc: spot
prices, No +la{l &c; No. white aka
t!c.; No Chicago. isi2.c. No. g. NC:
No. white, t!c.; mixed western, ilaA3Sc.
white do, ana whilestatc, Naijsc
BEEr Quiet, steady.
TIrECrp lrET-lul
nominal
LAED-Quiet; city. 5l.c.. May. e.; July,
ats, refined, quiet; continent. tA25,
south America Ss 6l. compound, C}.n6lc.
IonK-Fair demand.
BUTrFR-Dull aun weaker; state dairy.
nov, lsal'Ac; do, old, l0al4c.: do,
creamery. new, l6alsc; Pcunsylyania
do, iGaioc. western dairy, new, lOa
l-c; CO., creamery, now, l3alsc.. do.
factory, new, g.ai2c.; ElgaS .Sc. iml-
teton creamery. Ila!4c
tHELsE-FTm, fBig demand.
EopS-QlIe; fancy, lrm. state and
Peaasyiy1liA llaallNc; goose aJs2ic.
wcs,orn lrcsh, llalL.c, ducS, lia2Oc;
southern, gaa.y4c.
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base ball Gaines YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGuE.

At New York
New Yorko.4 0 0 90 0 K
Baltimore. 30 o 2 0 0 / /
Hits-New York, l2 Baltimore, II. Er.
rors, New York. /; Baltimore. g. Bate
ries-Le0kin aud Farrell; Mcmahon and
Robinson. Umpire-Lynoh.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia. II Q 0 % o 0 O.
Boston .........2 0 o . 0 0 9 x-7
Hits-Philadelphia, s.; Boston,. o. Err.
rors-Philadelphia. 3: Boston. g. Bate
ries-Carsey and Clements; Lovett and
Merritt. Umpire-Hurst.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati... 0 0 0 l 3 o. 6
Pittsburg.....0 l o o. o.
Hits-Cincinnati, 9; Pittsburg. 49, Err.
rors.Cincinnati, 3; Pittsburg, .. Batter
ies--Psrrott aud Waugh Killen and Mack.
Umpire
At ST. Louis
ST, Louis. ......O o 0 0 o 0 0 0 o. 0
Cleveland. 49, / 2 9 0 0 0 K a
Hits-St. Louis, 3; Cleveland, 10. Er.
rors-St. Louis, 3: Cleveland, 2 Batteries
Gleason. Hawley and Buckley; Clarkson
and OConnor. Umpire McQuade.
At Washington
Washington n.........,.....2 0 0 0 O. 0
brooklyn. n...........,......U U U o O. 9
Hits Washington, 3; Brooklyn, 8; Err.
rors-Washington. /; Brooklyn, o. Bat
teries-Stephens and McGuire; Sharrott
and LaChance. Umpire-Stage. The game
was given to Brooklyn at the end of the
fifth inning by the score Of to because
the Washington team refused to abide by
decision OF the umpire.
EASTERN LEAGUE
At Wilkes-B Barre
Wilkes-Barre..4 2 2 @ 2 Q 0 2-l4
Buffalo,. 10 O 4 2 002 l o. 81
Hits-Wilkes- Barre, IA; Buffalo, IA. Err.
Wilkes-Barre, 2; Buffalo. 4. Bat.
teries-Quarles and Warner; Hoffer, Slagle
and Boyd. Umpire--snyder.
At Binghamton--
Binghamton.. % l 6 3-17
Erie. 0 o 0 2 2 0 4 o. 81
s-Binghamton, 10: Erie, II. Err
rors-Binghamton, 2; Erie q Batteries
Dolan and Dowse, Healy aud Berger Um-
pire-Guenther.
AT Springfield
Troy. ..,.....1 0 3 4 0 0 x-10
Springfield. % 0 0 0 0 l.
Hits-Troy, 10; Springfield, o. Errors
Troy, z; Springfield, g. Batteries Meakin |
and Cahill; Vickery and Leasby. UmpireI
Hunt.
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GENERAL NEWS
OF INDUSTRIES

The East Side Electric railroad from
Wilkes Barre to Pittston has reached
Port Griffith The latest in regard tc
what route the company will use to
Port Griffith is that they will lay one
track on the main road and a second
track on the road being opened through
the Pennsylvania Coal company 3
ground. 1t is said it is the intention
of the company TO run several through
cars daily to Wilkes Barre over this
latter route, and the former will be
used for local traffic.
Ex-United States Senator Patterson,
from MitfiintoD. who represented South
Carolina during the carpet bag days
called on Governor and Corporation
Clerk Van Dyke at Harrisburg the
other day. He is the promoter of the
Pennsylvania Traction company, which
proposes TO run its road from Philadel-
phis to Harrisburg. They intend com
mcncing operations in Philadelphia,
branching off the main line to West
Chester and other points in that 10.
ca,ity. They have purchased the sntire
Lancaster system, aud will run spurs
to Ephrata, Lititz, Manhgim and other
ueighboring towns Mr. Patterson ia
considered one Of the shrewdest cleo
trio projectors in the state, and has
doomed number Of roads that have
proved bis paying investment
Tue shipments OF coal over the Hunt.
iogdou ana Broad Top railroad last
week aggregated $3.50 tons, against
A. jj4 tons for the corresponding period
last year, an increase Of S.4Ol tons.
The shipments from the Broad Top re-
gions decreased 9,9j1 tons, but those
from the Cum berland region increased
Is, 1858 tons. For the year to last Sat
urday, shipments decreased G7. 70i tous
There has. says the Record, been a
great deal of rnmOr recently in regard
TO the resuscitstiOn Of the long talked
Of Williamspor, and Binghsmton rail-
road. Several Valley officials were 10
Montrose and vicinity recently, look.
ing over the route, which has all been
Surveyed. From Montross south the
narrow gauge would be widsnsd eE-
tended up Bowman's creek to connect
with the Harveys Lake branch. which
runs direct to Williamsport All that
would have to be done to connect
Williamsport and Binghamton would
be to build about twenty miles OF road
from Hsrvey's lake to Tuukhannock,
widen the narrow gauge, build another
fifteen miles from Montrose to Quaker
lake and run into Bingh6mton on tue
track Of the State Line road That
road will be built in the near future to
connect the cities OF Wiilismsport ana
Binghamton is qIite certain.
The running of passenger trains on
the Wilkes Barre and Eastern railroad !
will begin on Monday, June 4 Two
trains to and from New York will be
run each day. The first will leave
Wilkes-Barre about o'clock in tho
morning and the second about In the
evening.
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- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- celved at the office Of tho City Clerk.
scranton Pa, until 73 o'clock D. m, Thurs
day, May %, 1891, 20 grade Delaware street he
tween Washington and Sanderson avenues In
accordance with plans and specifications in of.
the city engineer. zach bid shall be accom-
panied by cash or certified check in the amount
Of two hundred dollars. In case the bidder to
whom the contract shall have been awarded
refuses or omiis to execute contract for tho
work within ten days from date Of award
thereof, the enclosure accompanying his pro.
posal shall be forfeited TO the use OF the citv M
Scranton, Tho city reserves the right to re
jeCt any and all bids
BY order Of City Councils.
NJ T. LAVELLE City Clerk.
Scranton. Pa Anril % 1900
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CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL ne RF.
- ceived at the office Of the City Clerk
scranton, Pa, until 80 o'clock pm, Thurs
ton chemical frs ongine for the use of the
Phoenix Hose company. Bidders shall enclose
with each proposal the sam Of fifty dollars in
cash or certified check. ia case the bidder To
whom the contract shall have been awarded
omlts to execute contract in accordance with
proposal within ten days from date of award
thereof, the enclosure accompanying his pro
posal shall We forfeited to the use of the citv
of Scranton. Bidders shall furnish their own
specihca tiolS The city reserves tho right TO
reject any ard all bids.
By order Of City Councils.
NJ, T. LAyELLE, City Clerk,
ScrantoT. Pa April 2S, 1894.