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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-22
Tho Stony Greet, Post office Scandal

Stony Creek, Jan. 21.-The investiga- ton into the post office scandal here by a government inspector has ended, and the official who conducted the eX- animation of the parties interested, has returned to Washington. He will fur nish Postmaster General Bissell with a report of the matter, Congressman Pigott is conducting side investigation under his own direction.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-22
Y.archnont station Robbed.

Larchmont, N. Y, Jan. 21.-The ticket office of the Consolidated road here was entered by burglars early this morning and robbed of $87.2O in cash. The safe was blown open with dynamite and the interior of the office badly damaged. The burglars also broke into the post office and general store of Postmaster James and carried off $150 worth of cigars after failing to get into tha safe.
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He Killed Himself.

Newburyport, Mass, Jan 21.-A trag- edy occurred tonight on Ahearn street. Thomas A. Hersey, shoemaker, killed himself after a probably unsuccessful attempt to kill Emma EIlery, a nine teen-year-old girl, with whom he was infatuated.
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ANOTHER CASE.
4 sINGu u1AR ACCIDENT
On the Canal Railroad Near the Congamond
 Lakes.

Lakes.
 Springfield, Mass, Jan. 21.-One of the most singular accidents which has taken place in the history of the Con solidated road and one which seldom
 happens in railroading, took place Sat urGlay evening on the Northampton
 division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road. about mile below the Southwick station, at Congamond lakes The passenger ttrain, which is due in Westfield at 801 P. m, and which was twenty-five minutes late was moving at a rate of speed not less than thirty miles an hour, when one of the drive wheels of the engine troke off, and rolled into the ditch, Luckily the engine was, not thrown from the track, and no one was in- iured by the sudden stopping of the train. Some little excitement was caused at the local station as the train did not come in when due, and no word was received. It was nearly 10 o'clock before word was received that 1t was stalled at Southwick. The place where the train was brought to a stop is a long distance below the Southwick station, and the much de- lay was caused. by the time con sumed in getting the telegraph operator from his home to the depot. The freight traffic was delayed until after midnight. An engine from Westfield pulled the stranded train in about ll:30
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younr woman Fined for Arson.

Newtowr, Jan 21.-Kate Hurley, the twenty-three year old girl who is charged with setting fire to woodshed on the property of F, S. Lowell here, was on trial in this town this afternoon for arson. Tie owner of the burned building testified this afternoon, and at 5 o'clock the court adjourned the pro ceedings until tomorrow morning.
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Declines the Call.

Waterbury Jan. 21.-The Rev. J. A. Davenport, pastor of the First Congre- gational church of this city, and for merly with the Park Congregational church of Bridgeport, has declined a call from the First Congregational church of Passadena, Cal, which Is one of the largest churches on the Pacific slope.
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ODD rE11ors JEWEn.
Members Who Are Entitled to This Notable
 Honor.

Members Who Are Entitled to This Notable
 Honor.
 Horace Leonard of this city will be presented on January S1 with an hon. orable veterans jewel by the Middle town lodge of odd Fellows. of which he is a member Jewels of this kind are made by the Sovereign grand lodge, and can only be obtained through the grand secretary of the state, to whom the lodg; desiring to confer the honor first fur nIshes a certificate showing that the member in question has been member of one lodge fifty years and is entitled to the jewel odd Fellows of New Fla ven who have been odd Fellows fifty years or over are Thomas c. Hollis who joined April 15, 1S41; Henry H Foote, october, 1S39 and Robert Sizer in 1S41.
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was taken up and passed with senate amendments The amount of the. house bill was $1 ,S79,O ,O57. And the amount or the bill as passed by the senate is Sl'- 037 ,557. The senate considered execu- tive business and later adjourned
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close for Cooley. Dick was not asleep and
as soon as the centerfielder began TO play
second base he raped ball away over his
head for a home run.
1t was great drive and Dick almostdupli-
Gated IT in the ninth inning when he hit to
right center for three bases
Dowd also made n home run in the ninth
with @ drive to left COOley's triple
scored Brown, thus giving the Brown 5
two more rams in the ninth
Mercer played short in the absence Of
Glasscock, whose bad arm necessitated a
rest The great pitcher is no short
stop, and made Il couple of bad errors
Crooks and Joyce, two st. Louis boys,
were very much in the game
STORY OF A FEW RUNS.
The Senators got never RON until the
fourth inning After Mcclure went out
second TO first, Crooks and Abbey singled
and Lyons tumble gave Boyd a life.
This filed the bases, and a base on balls
to Selbach forced in Crooks Then Joyce
hit 10 Connor, and was out, but Abbey stole
In on the play. That made two tor the
Senators.
After Abbey and Stocksdale had flown
out in the sixth, Selbach got base on
balls, and Joyce hit over the fence fora circle
on the bases.
That ended the Senators run-getting,
They made poor use of their hits
Several times with men on third and Sec
ond and only one out, their side was retired
without a run Score:
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Ba sehaH Notes.

The Pirates were weak at the bat when
hits were needed.
The Philles had sweet revenge.
Uneasy is the team at the head OF the
list.
Reilly played a fast game at short,
The Spiders continue to win. They are
q lucky set
Tommy Corcoran is putting up strong
game at short.
Hutchison was wild at critical times.
BoStons infield was very busy.
The long rest did not do the Senators
any good.
Playing with semi professionals has made
the Senators very amateuriSh.
The Orioles were favored with luck.
Manager Doyle played apheuominalgame.
1t tseems that Mercer can 'tplay short.
McPhee aud Jennings put up a strong
game.
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Park0r, BHdg0t & Go.
CIothiers, 3l5 9TH st.
ANOTHER RECORD LOWERED.
Harry Park Wheels From Baltimore
1n NATURALIZATION In 1.i -.2A

Harry Park Wheels From Baltimore
TO Washington in 2:47:30.
Mr.. Harry Park, the wen known biCyclist
or this city, yesterday succeeded in re-
ducing the Baltimore Washington road
record by thirty minutes, making the dis
tance, by way OF Laurel in two hours and
forty seven and one-half minutes, the start
ing point being the Baltimore terminus Of
the Columbia avenue electric railway, and
the finish ut Fifteenth and II streets north
east, this city.
Mr.. Paris left Baltimore at $50 a. m.
sharp, arriving at ll:i7.30, the time
keepers being Harry Wilson. Mount Winans,
Baltimore. l.. kenealy and II Waterhouse,
OF the Baltimore city ana suburban railway;
IN Washington, McSsrs. II. b. Fryer and II.
g. Gather
This Is the fastest time ever made be
tween the two cities on the wheel, and was
accomplished without serious mishap. Mr
PARK has entered the claim for the record
20 the Century Road Club. OF America,
which has charge OF all road records The
record has been held by L. c. Wahl, and
recently by J. J Fister Mr. Parks mount
on the occasion was a twcnty-oue pound
liberty.
J. J. Fister who last week broke the
record over the long road between this
city and Baltimore, wlll make try to-
day at the short road record. Fistcr
thinks he can beat Parks record, and left
here last evening with several friAds,
who accompanied him 10 Baltimore.
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Saratoga, y. Y, July 19.-Tne Saratoga
Racing Association summer meeting OF
RUNNING races viii begin tomorrow.
Following are probable starters in five
races:
introductory scramble; five furIOngs;
seIhng-FIorence COlville, 1G9: Heresy,
1O5; Chagnut, 101; Noretu, 90; Hou-
Olulu, %.
Second; sweepstakes; mile and sixteenth
-Patrician, 112; Daily America, ia;
Stone Mason, 109-
Third; Flash stakes; four furIongs-
Hastings, 121; FIoretta ", Axiom, 11S;
King Of Bohemia, 1O6 Mussulmau, Marretto,
100; Stella, 81
Fourth; sweepstakes; miIe-Declare, 10;
Joe Miller, 106; Liza, 104; Cuss, 102;
ArapahOe, 81.
Fifth; three-vear-oIds; six furIongs-
Applause, III; SGdgIey, 112; April Fool,
Hanwell, HalfHug, 10; Babe Murphy.
1O5; Diran, 102.
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Auneduct Entries for To-day.

irstrace-For nlaidens. OnemiIe. Buce-
phalus, III: Eaufelda, 1O7; Tom Moore,
90; GaIeOn, 90; Nightingale, 81
Second raCe-Five and a half furlOngS
Logan, lit; FactotUm, 1OT; OLD Dominion,
1O4; FrivOiity, 100; Ina 9s; Buck Knight.
81; Franciscan. 50: Lady Richmond, 93
Third race-Carter handicap. One mile
and quarter Santiago, 100; The Pepper,
los: Eagle Bird 115; Stephen j., 112i
Tom SkidnOre. 1O3: Charade, 100
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Selling. Nick
Johnson, 1O7; King t. 1O3; Impo-
sition. Skyblue, Volley, Lady Greenway,
Cassie Neil, 95
Fifth TaCe-One mile Selling. Captain
T, 109; Warlike, 104; Harry AIOnzo, Sir
Catesby, 103; LochinyaT. 1O1; Mirage, 100;
Lulu t. 90; Little Tom, SIS; Cherry Stone,
94; Red Top, SS.
Sixth race-ROCkaway handicap. Mile
and asixteenth over six hurdles. Iron Duke,
$50; st. Luke, las; winship, 14O; Alaho,
Primus, CaTacus, 135.
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GLAssCoCK's BAD ARM.
SchmeIz is Negotiating for Minor
League ShOrt$tOp.
Especial to The TimeS)

Especial to Tie IlmeS,)
St Louis, Mo, July 19.-The washing
ton Club arrived here to-day without short
stop Jack GIaSscock, who is troubled with
rheumatism in his throwing arm and had
to be sent home.
Pitcher Mcrcer is slated to cover short
until Manager Schmelz can close pros
pective deal for promising minor League
iufielder.
Glasscock has been playing great ball
for tie Senators, and his absence is sure
to weaken the club. However, the Wis
itors expect to take at least two games
here.
After this western trip the Washington S
have long stretch at home aud they are
confident OF winning enough games TO i'm
prove their position in the championship
race.
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4. First base on errors-LouisviIle, 2;
New York, /. Left on baSes-I louisville. s.
New York. 6. First on balls-Off McDer-
mott, s; off Clarke, g. Struck out-By Nc
Dermott, /; by Clarke, 3. Three base hit
Tiernan. Two-base hits-Dayis. 2; Warner.
Stolen hases-Doyle, Stafford, 9: Shugart.
Double plays-FuIIer, Stafford, and Doyle.
Hit by pitched ball-Colins Passed bah
Warner Umpire-ODay.
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Earned runs-Chicago ! Boston, 2 First
base on errors-Chicago, 2; Boston, ..
Left on bases-Chicago, .; Boston, 4.
First base on balls-Off Hutchinson, 2;
off Sullivan, 5 Struck out-By HutChin-
son. / by Sullivan, / Threc-base hit
Bannon. Two-base hits-Lange, 9; Nash,
.; Decker. .: Dahlen Sacrifice hits
Stewart, Duffy. Stolen bases-Long.
Double play-Sulivan, Lowe and Tucker.
Hit by pitcher-Hutchinson, /. Wild pitch
Hutchinson, /. Umpires-Jevne and Gal
win. Time-1 hour 40 minutes.
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DISGRACE PREYED ON HIM.
Cline Babe His Children Goodbye
and Killed Himself.
Bv Associated Press !

VIZ ~1'7,'0V1R%SS-S1 = IV00'I
Winston, N c., July 19-M. p. Cline, at
one time the most prominent business man
at China Grove, Rowan county, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself In the
breast. He died almost instantly.
Several months ago Cline was convicted
of making an assault on his niece, and SEN
fenced to worl; on the county roads for
two years. After serving few months
he made his escape from the chain gang
Yesterday he went home, bade his wife
and five children farewell and then went
upstairs and shot himself.
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Earned ruUs-St. Louis II, washington !,
Two-base ui,-CartwrighJ Three-base hlt
--Connor. Home ruus-Cooley. Joyce ,Dowd.
stolen bases-Brown 2 Cooley, Miller,
Staley, quinn 2, Cartwright. Mercer.
Double pla Us Cartwright and Mercer.
First base on balls-Off Stocksdale 3 off
Staley 3. Struck out-By Staley 2, by
Stocks dale 2. Passed ban -McGuire.
Umpire-Murray. Time 20.
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Fationar~ Eishthcon~ecutivevictory

nationals EiGbthCOnsecutiveVic Victory.
The Nationals won again yesterday, this
time defeating the LanSdales 23 to o. The
features OF the game We're the excellent
pitching of Handiboe, who struck out thir-
teen, and the catching and all round playing
o. Ellis; also the heavy hitting Of Campbefl,
Iuskey. LitZ. HaHion and Ellis. the latter
making a home run, TWO triples and two
doubles out of five times at tie bat-all Of
the Nationals. The score:
Nationals. .... 81 g 8 2-23
Lansdales. ....... o 0 O. o
BatteTles-Lansdales EGmons ton and
PUsey; Nationals, Handiboe and Ellis
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Amateur baseball.

The Potomacs, Jr., defeated the Young
Atlantas by q score OF 10 to II. The Po-
tomacS, Jr., would like 10 hear from all
teams, whose players are twelve years. Ad-
dress all challenges TO II. Eammack, No.
12h2 Four-and -a-half street southwest.
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- VERY MAN

the stock and ask the prices,
whether he has any idea of
buying or not.
He will find Suits that
have been as high as SIS
selling for So.
He will find "Odd" Coats
and Vests, left from Suits
that were as high as $40,
selling for S. for the Coat
and Vest.
He will find odd pairs of
Trousers, left from SO, SD,
and SIS Suits, and few neat
stripes, selling for 65 pair.
He Will find that if he should
buy and not like his purchase
after he gets it home, he can
return it and get his money.
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PRINTERS AND SOLDIERS.
First OF Second Series Of Depa rtmentaI
League Games.


In no Departmental League game this
season has there been as much interest
manifested as in the one that VIII be
played at National Park this afternoon
between the Bureau or Engraving and
Printing and the washington Light Infantry
teams. 1t wil be the opening game OF
the second series and, as both mines are in
excellent form. the contest promises to be
both Interesting and exciting
The two teams VIII play as follows:
Bureau of Engraving and Printing -
Bernard. pitcher; Beach, catcher; Helmer-
ichs, first base; Madigan. second base;
EcCaHley, shurtstOp; Leach, third base:
Flahrrty. leftfield; Cropley, cenlerfield;
Doyle richtiicld
Washington Light Infantry Wise pitcher;
Gilrov, catcher; Stewart, first base; Wrinkle
mann. Second base; Lee. shoFtstop; Wisner,
third base. kleinschmidt. leftfield; Heydler,
centerfield. Shreve rightfield.
UmpTCs Messrs Belts and Sneeden.
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Selections.

First race-Lotiou, Van Dyke, Irene.
Second race-Hera, Rapids, Monolthe.
Third race-Key West, Siberia, Con Lucy.
Fourth race-Biue Bird, Fox Glove C. O. d.
Fifth race-Eclipse, Mirage, Paris.
Sixth race-West Side, Woodchopper,
Frank r, Harf.
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Earned runs-Cleveland 2, Brooklyn 4.
First base by crrors-CIeveland 2. Left
on bases-Cleveland Z Brooklyn s. First
base on balls-Off Wilson 3, off Daub 4.
Struck out-By Wilson 3 by paub 2. Home
run-Tredway. Three-b base hIt-Mchean
Two-baSe hits-Zimmer. McGarr, Shindle,
LaChance Sacrifice hit-Wilson. stolen
bases-McKean, Wilson, riffin, Daily
Double pIay-Chids and O'Connor. Umpire
-Keefe. Time-2 hours.
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ON UNCLE'S ERRORS.
Stewart and AnsOn's Mistakes Won
For the BOstous.

Chicago, July l9-Boston won to-day's
game on costly errors by Anson and Stew
art, which netted three runs. At criti-
cal moments Hutchinson was wild. Lange
made two wonderful catches in center,
and Lowe played a superb game at sec
ond Attendance 2 roo Score.
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Philadelphia. =. -. 0 0 o %
Earned ruus-Pittsburg, 3; Philadelphia,
6. Two base hits--Beckley, 2; Clements, 2.
Three base hits-Sugden. Sacrifice hits
HaIman. Stolen bases-M. Cross, Hamil-
ton, Grady, 3 Base on balls-Smith. NJ
Cross, Sugden, Hamilton, Boyle, 2; Grady;
Halmaa, Clements. Struck out-Clingman
Hart, Grady, Carsey, 2 Timc-2:20. Um-
nire Mcdonald
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Phlladelphia :. :. . O 0 Q 3 0 Q lO-7
Earned runs-Philadelphia 8 Two-base
hits Stencil, Taylor. Home run-Clem-
ents Sasrifice hits Grady, Reilly 2.
Stolen bases-M. Cross. Hamilton, Thomp-
son Base on balls-Grady Struck out
Stencil, Gardner, Reilly. Time, 2.05.
Umpire, Mcdonald.
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ClnclnnaU.. 70 0 Q 0 O-1
Baltimore. :. =. Fl. % Q o / X-2
Earned runs-Cincinnau, Baltimore /.
Two-base hits-Smth 2, McPhee, Fore
man, Hoy, obinson. Sacrifice hit-Mc-
Phce Stolen bases-Latham, Parrot.
Double pIays-Smith. McPhee, Ewing
First base on balls-By Foreman, 2; by
Hemming, 4 Struck out-By Foreman,
/; by Hemming, 2 Wild pltchcs-Hem-
ming, 2. Time-2 hours. Umplre-Ems-
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TWICE BEAT THE PIRATES.
They Couldn't Hit the Bail, But the
Phillie- Found II often.

Pittsburg, July 19-The Pirates could
not hit the ball, while the Philadelphias
found il early and often, taking. both games.
In the second game Hart retired after the
fifth inning Foreman took his place and
showed up in good form. Attendance,
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Virginia Lea que.

Petersburg IL, Richmond D.
Norfolk 6, Lynchburg 2
Roanoke 13, Portsmouth 6.
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DoYLE'S HEAVY HITS.
They Won the Game For the Giants
at Louisville.

Louisville, KY, July 19.-Doyle's good
batting won the game for the Giants to-
| day. The Coloncls rallied in the seventh,
but New York won out in the ninth. At
| tendance 900 Score;
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Ga mes Yesterday.

81 LNUINl ~ MdsIlIng Ion, 4.
Philadelphia, Z; PittSburg, 3.
Second game me-Philadelphia, 8; Pitts
burg .
Cleveland. 6; Brooklyn, A.
Boston, .; Chicago, 3
Baltimore, 2; Cincinnati. /
New York, 10; Louisville, 6.
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Steamer Manchester TO Marshall Han and
Indian Head Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings at $50 p. M
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HELPED BY THE REDS ERRORS.

The Champions Win a Close Game
Mt Cincinnati
Cincinnati, July 18.-EIrors lost to-
days game for the Reds Attendance,
200 Score:
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STRONG STICK WORK.

1t Won the Game in the Fourth For
the Clevelands.
Cleveland, O., July l9.-Cieveland is keep
ing up its strong work with the stick.
1t won the game from Brooklyn in the
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En- Lea que.

Rochester 10, Scranton o.
Syracuse z, Wilkesbarre U.
Providence 2, Toronto o.
Springfield 8, Buffalo 8.
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pennsy1van1a state 7-ea.ue-
Lancaster, 8; Pottsville. O..
Carbondale. 4; Cape May, 3.
Atlantic City, A; Allentown, tten IN
ningsl.
Hazleton, IA; Reading, g..
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Results at 81. Asarh.

21S First race-Six and one-half fUrIongA
O1O Three year-oId and up. Purse, $50
Time, 1:24}4-
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Games To-day.

Washington at ST Louis.
Brooklyn at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at PittSburg.
Baltimore al Cincinnati.
New York at Louisville.
Boston at Chicago.
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Southern Lea gne.
PENNSYLVANIA State league

Mobile 6. Nashville o
Atlanta 8, Evansville 3.
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PLAYED LIKE AMATEURS
Senators listIessIy Let the
Browns Beat Them,
ROARING BILLS GREAT HIT

He Caught One OF Stnley's Slow
Curves and Didn't Do Thing
TO It-Crooks and Mcclure
Great Duet - MERGERS Fielding
Brilliant But Very Erratic.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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t. Won galloping.
37O SIKH race-si1 and 9ne-half furlOngs.
Tn-dnr.s Saratoga Entries.

Start good Won CIeVerIy.
Refers to Alexandria Island series.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-16
PREPARADAs EE LA FARMAOIA DE VALE OANCI0,
6uoes dspostaus dc Ia Yardsdsa rmu Ponce PusO-Rico

Veinte amos de expeenca han demosdo m proedadee toni
nis reconsuyentes pdora cuando pmene todas las
dpndn del empoemientO de snge por
amentac6n nuva haba ugarea an'1edos NAL
vennladog Intermediates anterlores.
6u aCc6n cursva muy eAca En- las paaones del
z6n dolores cabeEa napeenc ebdad dolores las perna
csnsanco orera xumbdo de odo marcos padeE de
pa reeuyen cor natural flores bancaA
grandes pdas de Ia mensruac6n abHndancas
easeE complete daroo de 10 edad
de a pubeft dbdad general convaGnc de las enfermedade
gudas cr6ncas bal es morbosas sn6
mas de simple de afecc6n general dec
lesion orgAnca OtrA medication
n vista de los progresses de Tefapca de .unos nOonve
nentes notaV prAca Ia modhcado a formula
de oecr pdbco preparation d segura da
Of compueba tan goneaEado hace de
ella toda Ia ialA
Con I'm de dc as muCha lmitaCones de esta
mula han heCho edade inoe debe e1gSe
cada ea dc egtma procedenca este de ca
L tapa superior sslO dice DOCTOR RRvERoE MedcO
Cuano Ponce Puerto Rico inferior frma e ado de
Oecho de a cat-Ponoe Agoo 80 de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-16

usado 70 mas medicines, nj he te
nido mas enfermedad de est6mago
MI sslud 60 ahora perfecta, y nc
tengo dolores, nj molestia ninguns
Clase. Recomendaf6 4 todos ese
maEavilloso remedis. On million
de agracias al amigo que me indu-
10 recurEir & 81 Sirvase usted
aceptsr mi profunda y sincera gra-
htud. De usted afmo. (Firmadoj
Olsudlno Sanchez"
Y ahnIa el leet0r preguntara !:
u 7 porQG6 el Jarabe Curative de
la Madre Seigel logra toles resulta-
dos alli dop1e tlntos 0tros reme-
dos son importantes I Pies por-
Que, & dlferencia do aqueIlos, cstA
sdaptado por destruir
10 enfermedad On "a asiento rad
cal, la torpeza del est6mago. I'd esl
Ia llsve que noe abfe la puerta de
la passion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-16
TENEDURIA DE 1BROE, por
OastaEns.
LEY DE EXPROPIACION
EORZOHA.

ANN GO ~ lila LIN A4o0S0S ROk
OastaEcs.
LEY DE ExPRoPIACIoN
FORZOSA.
OoDIaO DE ooMEROIo. "ai-
ronS.
NUEvO CODIGO DE JUETI.
OLA MILITAR, snotado p0R el
Doctor B. SGnnhex de Ocafa, re-
daetor de la " RevistA dc los Tri-
bunAlesS.
OODIao DR ooAEERCIo, edl-
ca6n de bolEillo.
OODIGO PENAL DE- CUBA Y
|PuERTO-RIOO.
OODI6O PENAL DE CUBA 7
PUERTO-RICO por In Bibnoteca
Judicial.
FORMULAKIOG On 10 Oh
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MANUAL DEL SNCRNTA-
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DERROHO ADMMIsTRATI-
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REaLAMENTO DE Las Ca
RRERAS OIVILEG DE ULTRA
MAR.
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Puerto RicO.
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ID. Domingo B. HeFnkndex.
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I'D. Magisrral, por Bouchardat.
H1ETORIA NATURAL Dor
Pureda.
ARITMETIOA, Algebra Y Geo
metrfa, pOE Oardin.
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ferino.
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GRAMATICA MUSICAL, por
R0morO.
OODIGO OWL. - Nueva edi-
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ARITMETIOA. OortaxaF.
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Qua CASTELIANA, pOr 10 Aca-
de MIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-16

DOCTRINE lRlsfllM
con GIL. ESTEvE

Nuevas- edici6D psrieetsmente
mrresa ! encuadsrnsdA On car
I6n, ! NUEvK PESOS graesa
al:eontado.
Tomando 10 grussAs - hsse
IN busn dessuento.
ne vents sn sssa ImprsntA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-16
LINHA DE PUERTO.RIOo.

EAlsr los dias 10 , 30 Los vaporsl
que hacsn 81 servicio De Oorreos.
ii del diA 10 toca sn Nusvitas, Giba.
~ BarAcoa, Guantanamo, Ouba, Oabc
HAitiAno J Port-Au-P Prince Puerto Pla.
Z, Ponce, MAyagnsz, Agusdilla , San
Juan ae Puerto Rico. Al rstosuo harA
esealA en- Loo mismos pusrtoa.
II del din 80 irk pof EuevitaS, O-
bAra, BArAcoas Guantanamo, Ouba, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, xayHgueE, AguA-
dilla J San Juan de Pusrto-Rico, Vi.
nisndo por Loo nismos pusrtos.
RetoRnarkn saliendc De Pusrto- Rico
Loo eiAs 80 J 5 respseHvamsnts; toca-
tAn On Ouba loo diae So Q, llsgando
{ n HAhAna On las fsekaa eortsspon-
disntss ls ( y IL Dc eadA nsA
Hinguno Dc sstoa dos vAporss toeaEA
4 . RStofno en- 6uantknamo.