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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-06
PLAZA DE TOROS

Con Ia tarde sin asomo de ohu-
bascos, & Dios gracias, CON poca
gente, POGO humor y poeas ganas
de jOlgorio, tuvo efecto ID Ultima
corrida de esta corta temporada de
toros.
Sc Iidlaban, { jusgar por 10 que
rexaban los carteles. dos toros de
aCreditada ganadeEia peniDsuIaE, =
uno de Manati, terror de propios y
extrshos, segun 90 decia.
El sefioF Ledesms, que actuaba
de Presidente, hiso IL sefiai, y sali6
10 cusdrilla, suprimI6ndose Ell al-
guacil por articulo de lujo.
Alberto ell chiquero por ell galGn
joven mencionado en- anteriores 90.
rEidas, se present6 en- la arena el
PRIMERO.
Sucio claro, ojo de perdiE, bonita
cuerna y de pocas libras, rayaba
entre aovill0 y toro, es decir, entire
Pinto y Valdemoro.
Recibi6 dos varas de Juaueca y
ana de refl6n y de Oalleja y una
y una idem.
I'm este tercio ell Malaguefio, per.
seguido por el bur6, salta la valla
= el tcEo 10 hace detras de 81, dan
dole IN beso en- la nuca, para de-
mostrarle que en- este mundo trai.
dor no puede uno fiaEse de las apa-
rlencias; que hay cariEos que ma.
tan y donde menos se plensa salts
IN animal.
| A sd sallda, par6 sus pexuiiss q
Jefesano CON aIgunas ver6nicas J
navarras de muCho efecto y luci.
mientO, vali6ndole iustas palmas
| Ea banderillas ell Malaguefit
cuelga aprovechando dos peres, ,unt
en- las costillss ? otiO en- igual for
ms. Lilo cumple con IN par abIer
TO al cuarteo, y no le pone mas, DOE
Ique. -. tocan & matar.
Manolo, de grana , oro, se dirig'
10 iera q la que enCuentra jugue
to na y atacada al parecer de la en-
fermedad conocida vulgarment'
CON el n0mbro de baile do San W
toy prOcurando dIsminulr 90 cont
nuo movimiento con varios natnra
les y dos en- redondo % tira vola
pie, dejando pfendido 81 estoque 81
los costillares de- varios passes ma
IL aprovechando IN moment0 d,
Quietud, le suesta IN mete y saCi
que no quiero juzgar, p0r NOR de
aHte.
l Msnollto, MAnolito no me ven
gas con belenes, = no hagas esa
cosas, sobre tOdo con toros que n
10 melecen.
ri espada concluye % tasna deu
caballandole oil primer intento q
tirarle 10 puntilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-06


10 melecen.
ri espada concluye su fasna des
caballAndole oil primer intento q
tirarle 10 puntilla.
6EGUNDO
I'm medic de Ia expectation re.
neral y de proloDgados murnullos
interrumpidos tan colo por las pa
labras, ferG, Sisn pesos, MaAati, bd
faIO, repetidas mil y mil veces p0l
el amblente, % present6 en- el rue
do IN animal ooIoraao, corniabier.
to, oriundo de b6falo, bIen criado
? perteneciente 4 ls ganaderia del
Sr Borda, vecino de Mat ati. 4 quieu
Seng0 el gusto de saludar y pOner.
me { sus inmedlatas 0rdenes.
Oon los de a6pa no simpstiz6,
aguantando. con poca codlcia, mai
humor y ninguna voluntad. dos
puyas de Juaneca J tres de Oalleja,
matand0 IN caballo 10 mlsmo Que
como son6 fia auts, Dor Casaalldad.
En- 81 segundo tercio se aplom6
sin dnda al peso de su dssgFasia
al recordar Ia trlste despedida de
Ia familia y amigos, que tuvo lugal
dos dias antes en- % Immediate
pneblo natal.
Tlldo le adcrn6 con medic par
de rehiletes 4 10 media vuelta, uno
fusra de cacho, desds el burIadero,
2 otro clavado en- 10 limpida atm6s
feFa.
Lilo conslgue ponerIe, q fuersa
do ruegos, I'm par Caido y medic &
lA media vuelta.
Loreto, de plata , encarnado, 10
trastea con frescurs, preparGndole
CON tres passes de pscho y suiriendo
IN desarme, CON uno natural y otro
dc pit6n apiton, para un pinchaso
Oien sefalado , eAida del espadA al
encontronaEo.
A partir de este momento el cor
ndpetc huge de 81 sombra y De
queda, y Sc escapa dc la suerEe con
virti6ndose manso b6fal0. LOret0
concluye con la paciencls de cual.
Quier santo varon, d6ndole una Sc
RE de pinchaSos y deseabellos que
pusieTon ell pellejo del animal como
una criba. Pobrecitol que dirSn
en- Manatf. Lilo 10 desCabell6 al
fin al primer intento, Y el p6blico
aburrido entonA IN Miserere.
TEROERU
Okrdeno sucio, meano, bien pues.
to, 30 presenta boyante en- el ruedo
y arremetiendo contra Juaneca
lie propina IN tumbo tenomenal,
CON Caids al descubIerto y una mu
heca lasflmada de IN derrote,
Osllejs, CON mucho corsje ' va.
Ientfs, le pone cuatro Varas supeEio.
res y de castigo; pues el animal
reeargaba que era un portento.
A los quites, los matadores mere
,lendo aplsusos.
Cambiada Ia suerte, ell Malagne-
10 deja dos passes uno buenO al |
,uarteo y otro alberto en- igual for
na. Tildo, despu6s de bFlndar la |
Iusrte & este humilde servidor de |
prende dos parss, uno OIL
'uarteo y otro al reliance, Muehas
yracias.
Conclude el segundo tercio, Ia
lers, al DIR Ia CoFneta, que pregona |
"a su sentencia de muerte, busca la
aida y 90 mete en- IN burladero
& sallr, pesar de los
sfuerEos que haCen desde la valla
irandole del rabo los monos sa-
los que por alli pululaban. La
usdrilla, sl yer tamsfio contratiem-
20, SO reuue oil rededoF 4 deliberar,
n session secreta, y despues de bien
tscutldo el asunto, ccnsIguen "a
aElo del at0lladero.
Lara coge los avios, y frente al
'alCO de nuestto distinguido I'll
uerido amigo Monsieur Falcus /
et dignisim0 " no % aduIaOi6n, Il
uss. tod0 n 70 neEspel dslsga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-06

La question batallora de estos
dias, que preooupa los &nimos, o.
rssolver 10 formula de transaction
en- el proyecto de reformas de UI-
traInar, con motive de las tan de
batidas de Msura, que han traldo
= traen & NAL traer 4 ios de acA y .
los de ALA. Dicese que % ha re
suelto el probiema por AharEuzA,
sefiAlando los diarios, poF 50 cuen
Ia, Que 10 TRANSACTION contlene Ice
siguientes bases:
"Mantener les seis pFovincias en-
Cuba, limitando les faCultades de
les Dlputaciones { entender de las
alEadas de los Ayuntamientus y de
las lncidencias electorales, y C0nce
der al Oonsejo de administrator
taCultad para fijar todos los impues
tos locales, excepto los de regalia.
Dudo que los reformistas y mu-
chos representatives del paEtido
Uni6n Constitutional sc den p0s
satisfechos. Romero Robledo, siem
pre- en- movimlento, trabaja pare
an arreglo en- los poblemas de Cu-
o. J ha celebrado confeFenolas col
eI MlnistrO de Uitramar y con lOs
proh0mbres de todos los partidos.
AbarzuEa ha diCho que si al pre-
sert.r la formula no 90 acepta. de
jaEz la carte.a Pronto sabremos
& que atenefnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-06

Puerto Rieo s de Rnsro de 1895.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
SHUTTING UP SHOP ON SUNDAY.
SIDE DOORS TO BE CLOSELY
WATCHED AT RICHMOND.

4 Citizen Fined For Selling IA Book
COurt-The Case Not to he Tried I'M
til September. But No More Arrests
TO BE Made Until After IL Is Decid-
ed-The Police 10 Keep List of the
ViOlatOrs of the Law.
Richmond, Va, July 26.-Chief of Police
Howard to-day issued a letter to the pub
lie on the enforcement of the Sunday law
in which he says: zone citizen has been
fined in the police court for selling a
book from his store on Sunday. He has
taken an appeal to the Hastings court.
But his case cannot be tried until the
September term of the court. l do not
think it would be proper to continue to
arrest citizens each Sunday for such an
offense as for selling newspapers. until
1 can have a decision from the Hastings
court, whether such sales are covered by
the words works of necessity in the stat
ute. 1 shall have no other citizens sum-
moned to the police court for such an
offense until the case now pending in the
Hastings court shall be determined. But
1 warn all such citizens that a note Of
memorandum will be taken every Sun
day of all persons keeping their stores
open for the sale and selling of any
book newspapers or other merchandise
except medicines, and if the decis-
ion of the case in the Hust-
ings court shall be in favor
of the commonwealth, I shall then have
each offender summoned to the police
court to show cause why he should not
be fined for each offense of which 1 shall
have memorandum. l shall pursue the
same course as to street cars, as to persons
delivering ice cream on Sunday. and as
to all persons keeping their stores open
Sunday except druggist. These latter !
shall have reported If they sell anything
but medicine on that day"
Maj. Howard also makes public an opin-
ion of the city attorney. c. " Meredith,
on the subject. Mr.. Meredith after citing
the law, says: Il must adopt the course
which has been pursued so universally by
the supreme courts of the different states.
and state that 1t is impracticable to give
an accurate and comprehensive definition
of the words work of necessity or charity
do not think it was intended
that any definition of those words
should be given. Had it been so intended
the legislature would have enumerated
what works were intended to be excepted.
Being unable to successful make such a
claim, il used the general terms found
in the statute, relying upon the justice
and the common sense of the judges and
juries to administer the laws according
to the needs, habits ana views of the
people Of this state. For such laws are
not for the enforcement of religious du-
ties. The constitutionality has been main
tanned upon the ground that they We're
enacted for no such purpose. but rest upon
the ground of public poncy-the recogni-
ton of the need Of rest from labor.
Hence. 1 am of the opinion that in at
tempting to enforce this law you should
have no other guide. except what you
believe to be demanded by the needs,
habits and views of the people of this
state"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27

fourth inning was ended and Hahn was
put in his place He pitched the balance or
the game and lot the Atlantas down with
burt one hit. Mobile punched her hits IN
the sixth inning and made five runs, four
of which were earned. The score follows;
Ri Il
Mobile .........O 0 0 0 0 0 % y ?
Atlanta ........2 0 0 0 0 o O-S
Batteres-Burgctt, Hahn and Somers'
Callahan. Armstrong and Wilson.
Memphis. Tenn, July 26.-While II ap-
pears to have been a case of necessity
that Little Rock be declared out Of the
Sou hern Base Ball League on account
OF the mileage between it and other
points since Memphis quit, the managers
of that club win certainly endcavor 10
adopt a method of resource. President
Nicklin says: There is one rule that pro-
hibits the sale of players and Little Rock
has broken that rule and can be drop
ped Then, too there is another thinS
for which Little Rock can be laid aside.
but 1t IS something about which 1 20
not care to talk just now"
Montgomery Ala, July 8.-lnability to
bunch hits off Hermann lost the second
game Of the series to Nashville to-day.
The score follows:
Montgomery 0 0 0 o. 10
Nashville 20 0 / x-5 Y I
Batteries-Bailey and Kehoe; Hermann
and Sweeney.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
CITY BREVITIEs.

Mr.. John T. Terrell brought to the Morn
ing News office yesterday cluster OF
tomatoes grown on his place fourteen
miles from Savannah, near Bloomingdale.
that are a curiosity both in size ana
weight.
meeting will be led tonight by Mr.. j. A.
Varnadoe. The subject will be the great
Christian EndeaVor convention just closed
in Boston and from which Mr. Narnadoe
has lust returned. All friends and Chris
tian Endeayors are cordially invited TO at
tend. -,
entertained with a cake walk given by
the walters tonight. Messrs. Bohan u
Cowan have outdone themselves IN the
tfntoueness of the entertainments mat
have been provided for their guests TINS
season. The walk" will be given IN the
dining room after the supper hour To-
night.
Nr.J II. LANCE, who was before the re-
corder this week for keeping his barroom
omen and selling liquor on Sunday, says
that the statement that there was ngnt
in his bar in which he was severely
bruised, is a mistake. 1t was not the
proprietor of the place, but ms prother,
he saws who was hurt, and he was not
hurt in a fight, but was injured elsewhere
and was taken to Mr.. Lange's Mr.. LANCE
ala NOT claim that he was sick in bed at
Tho time. but that he was upstairs with
his brother
The regular quarterly meeting Of the Sa-
vannah church Extension Society viii be
held at Grace church tomorrow evening
at $50 O'Clock The society has for It's
object the advance Of missionary work IN
tho city and it is composed Of members
of all the Methodist churches ana DINERS
1.bo desire to aid In the work. Short re-
norts win be made by the different mission
i,-orlers of the Methodist churches. Re
,orts on the work of the society and ad-
dresses in the interest of the work viii
olso be made. All interested in the work
Of missions in the city are cordially invited
- itnt1l
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
LOCAL Personal.

Mrs. John NJ. Thomas left for the north
Yesterday on the Nacoochee.
Mr. ]. S. schley and Mr.. Julian scnley
left for the north yesterday on the Ma
Mr. and Mrs. p. ]. O'Connor were pas
senqers on the Nacoochee for New York
yesterday. - -
Miss Rosa Putzel has gone north and
will ioin Mrs. Putzel, TO spend the sum
mer in the Catskills.
Mr.. A. II. Lane, cashier Of the Mer-
chants and Traders Bank, Brunswick
spent yesterday in the city
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Medlock entertained
Az, complementary to Misses Kate Brant-
lev and Mamie Medlock Of Macon
Lieut.. f. r. Falkenstcin, recently IN
charge Of the revenue launch Discover
left last night for Pensacola 10 assume
command Of the launch Primrose station
"a there. His successor here has not yet
arrived.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
FIELD DAY ron FAvORITEs.
Five out of SIX Get Home First at
Brighton Beach.

bflk
Brighton Beach Race Track, July %
Ideal racing weather and a good card at
tracted about 1900 persons to Brighton
Beach this afternoon
Favorites had all the best of the racing.
five of the six getting home first. Cap
tain. at 21A to /. beat Redskin and Gutta
Percha, who were equal favorites In the
fourth race after a hard drive.
To-morrow's card is a good one and pre-
sents a handicap for all ages, two purse
events and a hurdle race over the short
course, which, containing as II does, ten
of the best jumpers IN training, will be of
great interest All of the events are well
filled and the track is fast. A summary
of to-days events follows:
First Race-Five furlongs. Fusileer 100,
Doggett, to 5, won with Assignee sec
ond and Mistrial third. Time 1:Ol1z
Second Race-Six and one-half furlongs
Religion l07, Reiff, to 5, won, with AL
varado second and Perseus third. Time
1:1615.
Third Race-One mile Kennebunk. IA
Taral, to 4, won, with Roundelay, 5 10
l, second and Sir John third. Time 1:45
Fourth Race-One mile handicap. Capt
T., 106, Keefe, II to 3, won, with Red
skin, to 8, second and Gutta Percha
third. Time 1:42
Fifth Race-One and one-quarter miles
Marshall, 1O4 r. Doggett, ] to 2, won,
Prg. Z to 5. and Tom Moore. 10 to ], ran a
dead heat for the place. (On1y three start
ers) Time 2:l2.
Sixth Race-One mile. Certainty, ia
Doggett, 2 to 1, won, with The Swain, to
l, second and Annie Bishop third. Time
:42h
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
THE AMPHITRITE.s VISIT.
Ii Has Been the Occasion for Much
Social Gaiety ut brunswick.

Brunswick. Ga. July 2s.-The appear
ance Of the monitor Amphitrite in Bruins
wick harbOr has proven an event Ct
more than local interest and drawn many
visitors to this city from out Of town. The
disabling Of her machinery has necessi-
tated a delay of several days. making her
departure improbable for some DAYS vet
FROM social standpoint the visit of the
Amphitrite has been a decided success
Al the Brunswick Club the officers have
all been entertained very handsomely and
on Thursday night a banquet was ten
dered them by the citizens. at the Ogle-
thorpe hotel Covers were laid for fftv
and every officer who was not On duty at
the time was present The affair was full
dress and everything passed of in a very
enjoyable manner
On Friday night the members of the
naval reserves, the commissioned officers
OF the Rihemen, together with the guests
at the banquet and their lady friends
were rendered a reception on board the
Amphltrite by the officers of that vessel.
Inc reserves were accompanied by their
Marine band, and on their arrival were
very cordially received and entertained.
The lower deck was cleared and in per-
fect condition for dancing, and the visit
ors accorded the entertainment a high
place in the social annals Of Brunswick.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
A story with a Moral.

The Boston Traveller says that a few
weeks ago Maine young man bought a
pair of socks containing a note saying
the writer was an employee of the Ke-
nosha (Wis) knitting works and wanted
a good husband. She gave her name and
requested the buyer, if an unmarried man.
TO write with view to matrimony The
young man who found the note considered
the matter in all its phases and decided
to write 10 the girl. He did. Awaiting
the answer with considerable anxiety, he
was at last rewarded with a curt letter.
stating that the girl was now the mother
OF two children and had been married
four years. and the letter he had an
swered had been written ever so long ago.
it was a sock" dollager, and the young
man hunted for a solution. He found IL
The merchant OF whom he bought the
socks doesn't advertise
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
on THE RUN AT OAKLEY.
Maid Marian Wins he Owners Han
dicap i'm East limo.


Oakley, July 26.-The owners handicap
at a mile and race for gentlemen riders
We're the features of the days racing The
latter was a well-ridden race and was won
handsomely by Guy Rye on Billy Bennett.
Maid Marian won the owners handicap
in 1:lOh pulled up. She would have beaten
the circular track record had she been
ridden out. The attendance was very
large, the weather fine, and the track fast
The programme offered tomorrow is one
of the best Yet presented and includes
among its attractions the Telegraph
Stakes" for 3-year-olds. The entries for
this stake include number of horses
with brilliant records, and as the prize
to be contested for is worth 5000 to the
winner, il will undoubtedly be an inter
esting event from flag to wire. The card
presents also several handicaps and purses.
A summary of tO-day's events follow:
First Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Keeps 1O5, J. Hill. to l. won, with Lator-
aine, to l, second and Cozette third.
Time 0:j6.
Second Race-Six and a half furlongs
Pretender, 1913, Bergen. to ?. won. with
Readina, to l, second and Noah third.
Time l:2lla.
Third Race-Five and half furlongs
Loki, IS, Newcom, 4 to !, won, with 10
Clark, 10 TO 1. second and Carl Holland
third. Time 1:0924.
Fourth Race-SiX and a half furlongs.
Ray S. 104, W. Jones, even. won, with
Empera second and Artist third. Time
1:2O&.
Fifth Race-For gentleman riders. six
furlonss. Billy Bennett, 100, Guy Rye, l
to ,, Won with Tramp 49, Joe Chinn, 3
to ], second and Siluria third. Time
117%.
Sixth Race-Owners' handicap, one mile.
Maid Marian, 80, J. Gardner l to 5, won,
with Liselg. to 2 second and Gascon
third Time :4OI4. aN4.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
OIL ON THE SLIDE.
Prices Gradually Declining on the
Exchange at Bradford.

Exchange at bradford.
Bradford, Pa, July 26.-There was a drop
of 15c in crude oil to-day from the closing
price Thursday. The closing price was
$1.45. The pipe line agencies began buying
at s1.4212 this morning, and continued at
this practice until about 1870 o'clock.
when there was a temporary suspension
of business in the agencies here, lasting
perhaps fifteen minutes, and no credit
balances were purchased. When business
was resumed again $137k was the price
paid, which was continued until the close
On the oil exchange floor the best price
at the close was s1.30, 7izc below the stan
dard purchasing agency price. There is a
large crop of new wells due, and the drop
in prices is taken as a criterion that some
new field is about to be tapped. There is
no precedent for even momentary sus-
pension of the buying Of credit balances
by the Standard or Tidewater agencies,
and to-day's action caused considerable
surprise and comment about town.
In answer to a query as TO the cause of
the temporary suspension of business by
the purchasing agencies, Joseph Zeep,
buyer for the Standard Oil Company. wires
the United Press from Oil City that he
knew nothing of such action.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
FOUR DROWNED.
A SkiR CapsIzed Near ottawa by a
stir Breeze.

Ottawa, Ont. July ga terrible drown
ing accident occurred on Aylmar lake
this afternoon, in which four lives were
lost. Alexander, Walter and Eddy Bro
ply, sons of George P. Brophy, superin-
tendent of the Ottawa river works, and
president of the KoOtenay Mining Com
pany; Peter Winfield, the 1O-year-old son
of Rev Mr.. Winfield. chaplain of the gov
ernor general and Countess Aberdeen. and
Ray Mial, son of Edward Mial, commits
sioner of internal revenue, started from
Aylmar in a skiff belonging to Mr.. Mial
for a sail. They had been out but a short
time when a stiff breeze capsiZed the boat
The Brophy boys, p, 10 and 16 years old,
respectively, and young Winfield were
drowned. Young Mai when rescued three
hours after the accident was still cling
ing to the boat in an almost unconscious
condition. A party with graphing irons
left here at o'clock for the scene of the
accident and are searching for the bodies
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
BATTLES WITH THE BAT.
Outcome of the Days Struggles for
the Championship.

Washington. July 26.-The following are
the results of base ball games played to-
day:
At Pittsburg- r H Z
Pittsburg 20 o. 0 1 1s1 x-9 Is /
New York % 0 0 0 l 90 o. 9 3
Batteries-Hart and Merritt; Clark and
Farrell.
At Cincinnati RH f
Cincinnati 30 0 0 0 % 3 O-5 9 2
Philadelphia o 0 0 "a 10 II 0
Batteries-Foreman and Vaughn; Car
sey and Clements.
At Cleveland RHE
Cleveland II 4 0 G 0 0 XII IS 0
Boston. ......O 0 0 0 0 0 o. 7 .
Batteries-Cuppy and Zimmerman; Do
Ian and Ryan.
Mobile, Ala, July 25.-Mobile and At
lanta played the first game Of the series
to-day to 100 people VINO saw very
scrappy game, NOSE OF the scrapping being
done with the umpire by the Atlanta play
ers. Mobile put a young amateur pitcher
named Burgett in the box IN the FIRST
inning. and he came near hitting the first
batter up. This seemed to demoralize him
and he gave two men bases on balls and
hit another, which gave Atlanta two runs.
Hc was taken out Of the box before the